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The Michael Field Poetry Project at Dickinson College involved creating a website to analyze and visualize the poems and paintings of Victorian poets Michael Field. The project was led by Professor Sarah Kersh and included technology specialists Todd Bryant and Ryan Burke, as well as student researchers Georgia Christman, Katie Jarman, and Sai Grandhi. The website utilized various technologies like Drupal, Annotator, and Gephi to analyze word frequencies in poems and relationships between poems and paintings.
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